I just recently went back to Panama City, FL for a few weeks to see my family and take care of a few things. While I was there I teamed up with my good friend Kevin Moraczewski on an idea he had to make a short film in Downtown PC. Here is the product.
Make sure to check out his photography website at
-Randy
I received a package this past week from our friends James and Alex over at Golden Eagle. Here are some pics of the stuff they sent over. They’re very professional looking and fit great. Growing up skateboarding, it’s cool to see two guys start a skate brand from the bottom up. Golden Eagle has already grown so much since its birth earlier this year and with the dedication these two guys have to the skateboarding world, I don’t see this brand slowing down. Not only do they sell apparel but also skateboards, wheels, stickers, lighters, sharpies and even koozies. If you would like to own any of the gear you see above, just head on over to their website.
“Fly High, Die High.”
-Randy
The second video I’m uploading this week from Warped is of my friends in Go Radio. If it weren’t for them, I wouldn’t have even been on the tour. They gave me my first chance doing videography for them on their headlining tour back in May. After that I was contacted by Fearless to do more work on Warped Tour. I owe this band everything. I can also say this is one of the hardest working bands I’ve had the pleasure of working with and touring with them is too much fun. This is a video of them playing their first single off Lucky Street, “Any Other Heart.”
-Randy
Relief Skate Supply
For the past ten years, my hometown of Panama City, FL has only had one legit skate shop that everyone has shopped at, XB. When in town, I can expect to see someone wearing an XB shirt or a sticker on someones car almost any day of the week. The man behind it all is Daniel Johnston.
Recently leaving XB, Daniel started up his own shop called Relief. It’s located in downtown Panama City alongside many other local businesses. I grew up skateboarding downtown almost every weekend, so I was really excited when I heard that’s where the shop is located. When I was back home, I visited Relief and was blown away with how great it looked. High ceilings, hardwood floors and two lofts at each end. Hats, shoes and clothes on one side and a wall of skate decks on the other. Can’t forget the large American flag by the register either. Very patriotic. Daniel always knew what he wanted in a shop and now he has done it. In addition to skate gear, Relief carries surf and skim gear as well.
Daniel has done a lot for the skateboard scene in Panama City when nobody else seemed to care and I don’t see him stopping anytime soon. Go check out the shop in person at
133 Harrison Ave.
Panama City, FL 32401
or online at
http://reliefskatesupply.blogspot.com/
-Randy
